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ok, so more info
i think the slowness is filtering a db
so i think i might be able to work around it with regular debouncing strategies
i think the equality check just triggered the filter because of laziness
@alandipert I use javelin exclusively for events. Works well!
However a dedicated mechanism would be cool
yeah i do too, i use javelin for all things
even if i have something "eventy" i just use a do-watch
anyone know of something in cljs that i can add functions and arguments to, and it will process them like a queue, on a timeout loop, but i can pause said loop for X seconds to free up CPU for interactivity like keypresses, and the timeout loop stops when the queue is empty (until a new thing is added to the queue)?
this seems like something that would already exist and have a name, but i don't know what to google >.<
i can make it with a cell, just looking for prior art if it's out there 🙂
flyboarder interesting, i'd be curious to see how you do it